Interesting view of my LIII

[Fleeeep]

got a few of these GoExtreme Action Cams and have been playing around with them.
thought this angle was pretty cool

https://www.facebook.com/PhilipJoyceMusician/videos/1088376917871381/

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1088376917871381

 

[Gio_Force_One]

that was pretty cool , great playing

 

[Fleeeep]

Thanks. its weird to see the guitar from that angle

 

[Gio_Force_One]

yeah it is but it is cool

 

[agt]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

 

[dibart77]

This is GREAT! Started off my day with a smile. Right on!

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[KasperFauerby]

Nice! You play great man! Nice sound on that AC/DC track, we know what the guitar is ... but what's the rest of the signal chain? Amp and effects?

 

[Fleeeep]

thanks man. signal chain is EBMM LIII into Line6 HD500 , using the Boost Comp and Screamer models, out of the HD500 into Mesa Boogie Formula Preamp channel 3 for the lead sound, out of that back to the HD500 and using the Delay and Reverb from that then L&R to a Mesa Boogie 50/50 power amp, into an Engl Slanted 4x12 with celestion V60 speakers

 

[sanderhermans]

That was verry cool. Thanks for sharing!

 

[KasperFauerby]

Thanks for describing the signal path. I thought it sounded very round and full - more so than what I get live with my current setup. It's probably the 4x12 that's making the difference. To keep things compact I'm using the power amp section of a 2x12 combo with my rack (preamp and effects).

Nice setup with the floorboard. But also sounds like some amount of cable clutter

 

[Fleeeep]

yeah theres a bit of cabling alright... Guitar to board . fx send to preamp , preamp back to board, L&R to power amp and footswitch midi cable , 6 altogether . I'm thinking of getting the rack version of the HD500 and keeping all the audio cabling to patch cables in the rack and going back to a wireless like the Line6 G10 then all i'd have on the floor would be 1 cat5 cable to the foot control and the midi cable to mesa F/S.
Thanks for the kind comments, glad you liked the sound. the 4x12 is definitely big and full. I've been thinking of changing it for two 1x12 cabs just for a more compact setup but I'm afraid ill loose a lot of that bigness on stage, i don't run the 4x12 loud but it sounds big even at lower volumes .